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List of bibliographic references

Number of relevant bibliographic references: 16.
Ident.Authors (with country if any)Title
000095 (2009) H. V. Winter [Pays-Bas] ; M. Lapinska [Pologne] ; J. J. De Leeuw [Pays-Bas]The river Vecht fish community after rehabilitation measures: a comparison to the historical situation by using the river Biebrza as a geographical reference
000140 (2007) A. Kruk [Pologne]Role of habitat degradation in determining fish distribution and abundance along the lowland Warta River, Poland
000146 (2001) Antje Bischoff [Allemagne] ; Christian Wolter [Allemagne]Groyne-heads as potential summer habitats for juvenile rheophilic fishes in the Lower Oder, Germany
000167 (1990) Gordon H. Copp [Royaume-Uni]Effect of regulation on 0+ fish recruitment in the great ouse, a lowland river
000317 (2003) F. Fredrich [Allemagne]Long‐term investigations of migratory behaviour of asp (Aspius aspius L.) in the middle part of the Elbe River, Germany
000433 (1995) Arthur G. Poddubny [Russie] ; David L. Galat [États-Unis]Habitat associations of upper Volga river fishes: Effects of reservoirs
000487 (2007) Emilien Lasne [France] ; Benjamin Bergerot [France] ; Sovan Lek [France] ; Pascal Laffaille [France]Fish zonation and indicator species for the evaluation of the ecological status of rivers: example of the Loire basin (France)
000497 (2003) E. Fladung [Allemagne] ; M. Scholten [Allemagne] ; R. Thiel [Allemagne]Modelling the habitat preferences of preadult and adult fishes on the shoreline of the large, lowland Elbe River
000594 (2004) Bram G. W. Aarts [Pays-Bas] ; Fred W. B. Van Den Brink [Pays-Bas] ; Piet H. Nienhuis [Pays-Bas]Habitat loss as the main cause of the slow recovery of fish faunas of regulated large rivers in Europe: the transversal floodplain gradient
000734 (1997) Christian Wolter [Allemagne] ; Andreas Vilcinskas [Allemagne]Characterization of the typical fish community of inland waterways of the north‐eastern lowlands in Germany
000B54 (1996) H. Keckeis [Autriche] ; E. Bauer-Nemeschkal [Autriche] ; E. Kamler [Pologne]Effects of reduced oxygen level on the mortality and hatching rate of Chondrostoma nasus embryos
000D12 (2004) V. Hirzinger [Autriche] ; H. Keckeis [Autriche] ; H. L. Nemeschkal [Autriche] ; F. Schiemer [Autriche]The importance of inshore areas for adult fish distribution along a free‐flowing section of the Danube, Austria
000E73 (1989) Fritz Schiemer [Autriche] ; Thomas Spindler [Autriche]Endangered fish species of the Danube river in Austria
000E99 (2010) C. Wolter [Allemagne]Functional vs scenic restoration – challenges to improve fish and fisheries in urban waters
000F28 (2012-01-27) Wiesław Wi Niewolski ; Irena Borz Cka ; Paweł BurasChanges occurring over time in commercially exploited fish assemblages in lowland dam reservoirs
001281 (2001) A. Bischoff [Allemagne] ; C. Wolter [Allemagne]The flood of the century on the River Oder: effects on the 0+ fish community and implications for floodplain restoration

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